
Laura Kankaanpää
Greece & Mediterranean specialist
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Spring in Greece is an invitation to slow living. The hillsides blaze with poppies and asphodels, the air is fragrant with wild thyme, and taverna terraces reopen one by one in the gentle April light. This is Greece at its most generous: quiet hidden paths, peaceful villages, a glittering sea without the summer crowds. Whether you dream of a walking holiday between chapels and coves, a cycling escape along the coast, on a guided journey or at your own pace in complete freedom, spring is the season of pure pleasure.


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Laura Kankaanpää
Greece & Mediterranean specialist

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Temperatures hover between 18 and 25 degrees, the sun is generous without being overwhelming, and the light (that extraordinary light of the eastern Mediterranean) bathes every landscape in crystal clarity. Hillsides are adorned with wildflowers, orange trees perfume the lanes, and the sea begins to warm gently for the first swims of the year.
It is also the time of Orthodox Easter, with its candlelit processions, spit-roasted lamb in the open air, and villages alive with celebration. Visitors are few, hoteliers greet you with the warmth of old friends, and every meal on a terrace feels like a private privilege. Spring in Greece is the promise of an authentic immersion, far from the rush.
The Cyclades are sublime in spring: the old mule tracks linking villages are lined with wildflowers, whitewashed chapels stand out against a deep blue sky, and the beaches are still deserted. Santorini, Naxos, Amorgos, each island reveals its character in perfect serenity.
In Crete, the gorges awaken in a festival of colour. The island’s natural botanical gardens are at their peak, and mountain villages welcome travellers with heartfelt hospitality, a glass of raki and a few mezze spread across the table.
The Peloponnese offers coastal strolls of rare gentleness, between centuries-old olive groves and ancient sites bathed in light. And the Ionian Islands, the greenest in Greece, are a lush garden where every path leads to a vista over the Ionian Sea.
Jean-Michel 6/23/26 • Serifos, Sifnos and Milos at your own pace: 10 days in the western Cyclades
— These are some really beautiful hikes, but June 10–19 is a little too late in the season because of the heat. For most of the hikes, it’s impossible to set out early due to bus schedules and breakfast times at the hotels.
— The itinerary was wonderful, and the choice of hotels was spot-on and exactly what we wanted: small, family-run, and in great locations.
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Irene 6/23/26 • Green Corfu: a cycling discovery between olive groves and coves
— The early-morning flight allowed us to visit Corfu, an island covered with magnificent olive and cypress trees. We didn’t suffer from the heat, and we went swimming without any problems. Our travel advisor had insisted that we choose electric bikes, and we didn’t regret it
Nicole 6/26/26 • Corfu, the olive island: a grand traverse from south to north
— Very good, and varied discovery routes
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